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Is it advisable to do yoga at night?

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COACHING SINCE 2000 To till day

It depends on individuals profession and works. If dedicated anytime is ok
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Although Yoga can be done at any time of the day (making sure you keep a gap of minimum 4 hours in between your meals and Yoga), but if you want t reap amazing benefits of Yoga it must be done in the morning. (Best time - 5 AM - 7 AM)
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No harm to practice at night as well. Time doesn't matter to practice yoga
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Yoga can do anytime but not after food immediately.There should be gap of half an hour.Yoga can be done on empty stomach and calm and clean place.Thre yoga can do at night also but the proper time is morning at 5am and evening at 4pm to get more benefit.
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